Borussia Dortmund 4 Bayern Munich 2: Revenge for Klopp as Reus double earns Super Cup victory in repeat of Champions League final

Champions: Borussia Dortmund's Sebastian Kehl raises the German Super Cup trophy

Looking up: Dortmund will take a great deal of confidence into the new season

Loser: Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola looking rather lonely after the final whistle

Dortmund, who played second fiddle to treble winners Bayern in all competitions last season, got off to a perfect start when Reus headed in for the lead in the sixth minute after Bayern keeper Tom Starke failed to hold on to a Sven Bender header.

The Bavarians, with coach Pep Guardiola on the bench for his first competitive game, levelled eight minutes after the restart when Philipp Lahm floated a perfect cross from the right and Arjen Robben headed in at the far post.

But Dortmund struck twice in two minutes with Daniel van Buyten heading in an own goal in the 55th from an Ilkay Guendogan cross.

The Germany international then gave the hosts a two-goal cushion with a fine solo effort and well-struck curled shot from the edge of the box.

Robben cut the deficit seven minutes later, picking up yet another Lahm assist to turn and drill in for his second goal of the evening but new Dortmund signing Emerick Aubameyang set up Reus for his second to complete a successful start to the season in the 86th.

Ahead: Borussia Dortmund's Marco Reus scored the opener after some dodgy keeping from Tom Starke

Destroyers: Dortmund looked impressive as they won the repeat match of the Champions League final

Dutch delight: Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben celebrates after scoring

Fired: Robben struck from around the penalty spot for Bayern's second

Anxious: Pep Guardiola peeks round some officials as he watches his new side

Comeback? Guardiola trying to rally his troops during the second-half